Published intake
Deadline 20 Aug 2026
Programme Overview
Bachelor of Laws
The Bachelor of Laws (LLB) at Kisii University provides a strong foundation in legal theory, constitutionalism, statutory interpretation, legal ethics, research, advocacy, and the relationship between law and society. The programme develops students' ability to read legal materials critically, reason from authority, write clearly, and apply legal principles to practical problems in public, private, commercial, and community contexts. Graduates are prepared for professional legal training, public service, private-sector legal work, policy roles, research, and further academic study.
Levelundergraduate
Duration4 years
Modefull_time
DepartmentDepartment of Law
Programme Facts
Levelundergraduate
Duration4 years
Modefull_time
DepartmentDepartment of LawProgramme codeLLB
IntakesSeptember
CreditsNot published
Lead tutorNot published
Updated31 Jul 2026
Learning Focus
What this programme covers
The programme aims to build competence in legal research and writing, analytical reasoning, ethical judgement, advocacy, dispute resolution, statutory and case-law interpretation, and practical application of legal principles. It also prepares students to understand Kenya's constitutional order, regional and international legal obligations, and the professional responsibilities expected of legal practitioners and public officers.
Entry requirements
Applicants must satisfy the University's general admission requirements. In addition, applicants should have a KCSE mean grade of C+ (Plus) with at least B (Plain) in English or Kiswahili, or at least three principal passes in KACE, or hold a bachelor's degree from a recognised university. Equivalent and alternative entry pathways are considered in accordance with University and professional regulatory requirements.
Curriculum overview
Students study core foundations of law and legal method, including constitutional law, criminal law, contract, tort, property, administrative law, commercial law, family law, evidence, jurisprudence, legal research and writing, legal ethics, and clinical or practice-oriented learning. The curriculum is designed to connect doctrine with problem-solving, advocacy, research, and responsible service to society.
Career prospects
Graduates may pursue careers as advocates after completing the required postgraduate professional training and admission process, legal officers, judicial officers, prosecutors, legal researchers, compliance officers, policy analysts, corporate legal assistants, human rights officers, governance officers, legal consultants, public administrators, or academics. Opportunities exist in law firms, courts, government agencies, county governments, corporations, banks, civil society organisations, international organisations, research institutions, and further postgraduate study.
Accreditation and capacity
accredited
Available Intakes
Published intake
Deadline 19 Aug 2026
Admission Pathway
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Assessment
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